yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Amaze 4G] hasoon2000:
T-Mobile U.K. Internet​

Name: T-Mobile Internet

APN: general.t-mobile.co.uk

Proxy: <not set>

Port: <not set>

Username: t-mobile

Password: tm

Server: <not set>

MMSC: http://mmsc.t-mobile.co.uk:8002/

MMS proxy: 149.254.201.135

MMS port: 8080

MMS protocol: WAP 2.0

MCC: 234

MNC: 30

APN type: * (Just has an * in the field)

T-Mobile U.K. MMS​

Name: Picture Message

APN: general.t-mobile.co.uk

Proxy: <Not Set>

Port: <Not Set>

Username: user

Password: ***

Server: <not set>

MMSC: http://mmsc.t-mobile.co.uk:8002/

MMS proxy: 149.254.201.135

MMS port: 8080

MMS protocol: WAP 2.0

MCC: 234

MNC: 30

APN type: mms

VideoTron (Canada)​

Thanks Jetta2_MTL !​

Name : media.videotron

APN : media.videotron

Proxy : Leave blank to be able to browse secured https sites.

Port : 8080

Username : Blank

Password : Blank

Server : Blank

MMSC : http://media.videotron.com

MMS Proxy : 10.208.89.17

MMS Port : 8080

MCC : 302

MNC : 500

Authentication type : Blank

APN type : Blank

3 (U.K)​

APN: 3internet

Proxy: <leave blank>

Port: <leave blank>

Username: <leave blank>

Password: <leave blank>

Server: <leave blank>

MMSC: http://mms.um.three.co.uk:10021/mmsc

MMS Proxy: mms.three.co.uk

MMS Port: 8799

MCC: 234

MNC: 20

APN Type: <leave blank>

3 DK (Denmark)​

Name: 3 DK

APN: data.tre.dk

Proxy: <not set>

Port: <not set>

Username: <not set>

Password: <not set>

Server: <not set>

MMSC: http://mms.3.dk

MMS proxy: 172.16.1.25

MMS port: 8799

MMS protocol: <not set>

MCC: 238

MNC: 06

APN type: Internet + mms

O2 (UK) Postpaid Only!​

NAME: O2 UK Postpay

APN: wap.o2.co.uk

PROXY: <Not set>

PORT: <Not set>

USERNAME: O2wap

PASSWORD: password

SERVER: http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002

MMSC: http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002

MMS: PROXY 193.113.200.195

MMS: PORT 8080

MCC: 234

MNC: 10

APN TYPE: <Not set>

O2 (UK) PrePaid / Pay And Go Only!​

NAME: O2 UK Pay And Go

APN: payandgo.o2.co.uk

PROXY: <Not set>

PORT: 9201

USERNAME: payandgo

PASSWORD: password

SERVER: http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002

MMSC: http://mmsc.mms.o2.co.uk:8002

MMS: PROXY 193.113.200.195

MMS: <Not set>

MCC: 234

MNC: 10

APN TYPE: <Not set>
[HTC Amaze 4G] hasoon2000:
reserved #2. APNs are pretty lenghty.
[HTC Amaze 4G] hasoon2000:
PM'd Binary to move the thread so don't say "Wrong Section". This is reserved.
[HTC Amaze 4G] hasoon2000:
5th post reserved. I still have a lot of APNs to add!
[HTC Amaze 4G] Nioz:
For Venezuelan´s Users

Movilnet:

Name: Movilnet

Apn: int.movilnet.com.ve

MCC: 734

MNC: 06

Digitel:

Name: Digitel

Apn: gprsweb.digitel.ve

MCC: 734

MNC: 02

Movistar:

Name: Internet movistar

Apn: internet.movistar.ve

MCC: 734

MNC: 04
[HTC Amaze 4G] edgarjs:
Mexico (Iusacell)

nombre: Iusacell Internet

APN: web.iusacellgsm.mx

user: iusacellgsm

password:iusacellgsm

mcc: 334

mnc:050
[HTC Amaze 4G] tofuwrice:
Mobilicity Canada

APN Settings:

Internet:

name: moWAP (doesn't matter)

apn: wap.davewireless.com

proxy: 10.100.3.4 (don't have to put this in might slow down data)

port: 8080 (don't have to put this in might slow down data)

mcc: 302

mnc: 320

apn type: default,supl

MMS:

name: MoMMS (doesn't matter)

apn: mms.davewireless.com

mmsc: http://mms.mobilicity.net

mms proxy: 10.100.3.4

mms port: 8080

mcc: 302

mnc: 320

apn type: mms

My mms wasn't working but fixed now. I might as well post this.
[HTC Amaze 4G] willpickup:
The only way I've gotten mms to work on T-Mobile is by leaving the proxy and port sections blank.

Bulletproof 2.5.0 / Faux 009
[HTC Amaze 4G] elrazo69:
Thanks hasoon, now i can use tmo and att
[HTC Amaze 4G] jessec:
Not sure if this really matters, but in the stock GB ROM for Canada Telus HTC Amaze 4G, there were 3 different APN's set up for different types. Here's screenshots since I've re-added them in Android Revolution ROM after installing it (from camera reference so I know all is correct).

They were in this order too, with APN Type * being selected. With only that type added, I had data and text messaging, but MMS pictures would not send until I added the second one in. Don't think I'll ever use DUN with it, but I added it just in case it's used for something I'm unaware of... and yes that one is "ISP.telus.com" not just SP like the other two.

* Doh I can't yet post pictures - I can PM you the URL's to my Photobucket account if you like?

* I've spaced out the h t t p : // because I can't post links, and it was denying me access to the actual text

* also in the first APN don't confused type * with Not set.. it actually is an asterisk

APN 1

Name: TELUS SP

APN: sp.telus.com

Proxy: 74.49.0.18

Port: 80

Username: <Not set>

Password: <Not set

Server: <Not set>

MMSC: h t t p : //aliasredirect.net/proxy/mmsc

MMS Proxy: 74.49.0.18

MMS Port: 80

MMS Protocol: WAP 2.0

MCC: 302

MNC: 220

APN type: *

APN 2

Name: TELUS SP

APN: sp.telus.com

Proxy: <Not set>

Port: <Not set>

Username: <Not set>

Password: <Not set>

Server: <Not set>

MMSC: h t t p : //aliasredirect.net/proxy/mmsc

MMS Proxy: 74.49.0.18

MMS Port: 80

MMS Protocol: WAP 2.0

MCC: 302

MNC: 220

APN type: default,supl,mms

APN 3

Name: TELUS ISP

APN: isp.telus.com

Proxy: <Not set>

Port: <Not set>

Username: <Not set>

Password: <Not set>

Server: <Not set>

MMSC: h t t p : //aliasredirect.net/proxy/mmsc

MMS Proxy: <Not set>

MMS Port: <Not set>

MMS Protocol: WAP 2.0

MCC: 302

MNC: 220

APN type: dun
[HTC Amaze 4G] tgamble160:
straight talk

name; straight talk

apn;wap.tracfone

proxy;216.155.165.40

port;8080

username;not set

password;not set

server;not set

mmsc;http://mms.tracfone.com

mms proxy;216.155.165.40

mms port;8080

mms protocol;wap 2.0

mcc;310

mnc;260

authenticaton type;not set

apn type;default,supl,mms

ap protocol;IPv4
[HTC Amaze 4G] misfit61871:
I don't know what the deal is but ever since I got my Amaze the old T-Mobile US APN does not work, it worked just fine on my G2. As soon as I select it I can't get crap for a data signal, then I switch back to the T-Mobile data APN and all is well.

I think it may be because of the new SIM card I had to get for the Amaze, but I could be wrong.
[HTC Amaze 4G] prueba01:
Anyone knows the APN for Movistar ?

I have tried 2 different carriers and still not sending MMS only receiving..

Anyone having issues with mms stock Rom
[HTC Amaze 4G] nufanincan:
Thanks for the Wind APNs!
[HTC Amaze 4G] FunBoy26:
APN Settings Telefonica o2 Germany

With Amaze 4G Working APN Settings for o2 Germany:

Name: o2 internet

APN: internet

Proxy: <Not set>

Port: <Not set>

Username: <Not set>

Password: <Not set

Server: <Not set>

MMSC: http://10.81.0.7:8002

MMS Proxy: 82.113.100.5

MMS Port: 8080

MMS Protocol: WAP 2.0

MCC: 262

MNC: 07

APN type: default,supl,mms

APN Protokoll: IPv4
[HTC Amaze 4G] rocketJeff08:
With the tmobile byod sim, the name entry has to be one word 'StraightTalk' for the mms to work.
[HTC Amaze 4G] blast0id:
Simple Mobile

Name: Simple Web

APN: simple

Proxy: [none]

Port: [none]

Username: (leave this blank)

Password: (leave this blank)

Server: (leave this blank)

MMSC: http://smpl.mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/wapenc

MMS Proxy: [none]

MMS Port: [none]

MMS Protocol: WAP 2.0

MCC: 310

MNC: 260

APN Type: default,supl,mms

these settings work best for me...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] TalynOne:
With the Prime being a multi media power house it's very conceivable many of us will hook the Prime up to various TVs to watch our media. Walking up to the tablet to control DicePlayer or whatever media player we use isn't very convenient.

Here's a free app I found that provides a solution to this scenario (and also works as a virtual gamepad) that I'd thought I'd bring to people's attention:

Tablet Remote:

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.tournesol.tabletremote

Visit the market link above for a more verbose description of how it works with screenshots. The gist is you download the app to both your phone and tablet and pair them up using Bluetooth. On the tablet it installs a software keyboard that you enable/activate. Once both devices are paired control commands are sent through the easy to use phone UI to the soft keyboard on the tablet via Bluetooth.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Axe-08:
Thanks I will try this with my evo3d when my prime comes today.

Sent from my evo 3d running ViperROM redline
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] TalynOne:
Bump because the app was just updated today to add connectivity between Android devices via WiFi.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ngough:
friggin awesome, this app has lots of potential..
[Motorola Photon 4G] thundercles:
*EDIT* Fixed, I made archives of the entire motorola source, here are the links pretty much just for those who are wanting to start their own custom kernel/rom projects or someone trying to try and open up phone-specific features in an under-development custom rom or kernel project. Here are the links:

try this one first

:

Google docs share folder:

https://docs.google.com/#folders/0BwH9o3eKmuZsNDljZGMzODgtZjU1YS00NGQzLTlkMDItODE2NDVkMDQyYWUx

if above link does not work for whatever reason..

My server, these links should be never be down unless folks eat my bandwidth up somehow:

http://thundercles.haydenmagnet.org/Photon-4g.tar.bz2

http://thundercles.haydenmagnet.org/PHOTON-KDDI.tar.bz2

I was under the impression that source code being hosted on sourceforge usually involves code management through common software like subversion or git, but I am completely not able to figure out how to access the motorola opensource code releases this way. It seems the code is just hosted in a http based file manager structure that only allows single file downloads at a time through cgi in a brows which worse yet opens another page with a 5 second timer.

Even though it can be skipped, the extra page load and the browser navigation and one at a time downloads is making acquiring all the vendor code tedious as hell. Is there some kind of automated means of receiving the code, am I missing a sourceforge function or do I have to register my sourceforge account with repo managers? I'd like to get all the code and make a directory tree consisting of all the vendor specific code to try and patch with and first I'd like to overlay it on the stock android code as outlined in the readme files since I'm a bit rusty and could really use the experience to refresh me on the patching and development processes.

I'm anxious to get back into development, I've done it at varying capacities in the past on a few different embedded devices, but it's been a little while and some major life events have happened in the meantime so I need to sharpen up some of the fuzzy memories I have of doing it.

Happy to finally have a device of xda-developers caliber to void the warranty of :p
[Motorola Photon 4G] jokersax11:
its just .gz's of the code. Simply download each one and extract to its proper spot. Its a one time thing.
[Motorola Photon 4G] thundercles:
Precisely what I was afraid of, I see why they would do it like that since these are releases and not openly worked on code that would need the automated management, but dammit sourceforge's cgi makes it a royal pain, clicking download, opening new page, clicking instant download, dealing with the save file popup, and most of all, keeping track of where the hell you are in the list.

I wish they allowed you do do directory downloads in sourceforge browser-based tree-thingies.

Also just to clarify these sources are replacement (and additional) files for existing ones in the stock source, so they'd be a little different then traditional patches in that parts from the different release trees could potentially have conflicting files if one was using .gzs from different releases within that repo and wasn't careful to make sure that the code calls the same **** (functions/methods/libraries/resources/etc). I don't imagine that motorola reinvented the wheel too much where that would become a huge issue but I can see it happening, like if the kddi code needs to refrence some ancient japenese samurai warrior codes that the later non-kddi didn't need for us uncivilized and dishonorable Americans. bonzaaaaaaaaai

*and lastly it wouldn't be a one time thing if you went and diddled around with the code and broke it, I think after all the fun I'll have waiting for sourceforge to individually serve me each package of vendor code I will keep the original tarballs so I can return my experimental source trees to stock easily, probably anyone else messing with these will as well but if anyone was gonna let the browser open the files directly into unzipping software which it will try and do every time unless you set the browser to always save them by default, now they see why it might be a good idea to not let the browser save all the tarballs in temp directories. Might save someone from pulling out their hair, lord knows there are enough bald developers.
[Motorola Photon 4G] shabbypenguin:
mess up source, git revert :)

and all your troubles go away
[Motorola Photon 4G] thundercles:
That's my point!! There is no git for this, just a crappy browser based cgi file tree.

So seeing as how there isn't much point in being a developer if you aren't messing up someone elses source code*, especially vendors'. So I put pandora radio on and dazed out while my hands got all 24 of the 4g('meracan) motorola code releases and all 21 of the KDDI(4azns) and made two bz2 files out of them. Now what should have been on the sourceforge site is shared on my google docs and will be mirrored on my webhost when I get around to FTPing them to it. Getting from the webhost should be used sparingly as that's bandwidth limited, sharing on google docs is not last I checked.

:mad: I don't have enough postcount to post external links. so I fudged the links so they don't get autotagged. Can a mod plz fix my links (they are to my google docs and my webserver so they are ethical)

Links-

Google docs share folder:

https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BwH9o3eKmuZsNDljZGMzODgtZjU1YS00NGQzLTlkMDItODE2NDVkMDQyYWUx

My server *MAY NOT BE UPLOADED YET*:

http://thundercles.haydenmagnet.org/Photon-4g.tar.bz2

http://thundercles.haydenmagnet.org/PHOTON-KDDI.tar.bz2

*unless of course you are writing original code yourself, you wont see tons of that here I imagine since none of us are really getting paid for this unlike the folks whose code we are messing with
[Motorola Photon 4G] shabbypenguin:
right but if you plan on releasing kernels are all.. then you will need to provide source....

most everyone uses github for it, which uses git.. thus allowing you a form of git revert...
[Motorola Photon 4G] thundercles:
oh of course, that's the big question why is what is so plainly obvious to us ignored by motorola in their opensource sourceforge project, support for git and svn are readily built into sourceforge.

But I see what you are saying with wrecking your own work and needing to revert, one should go ahead and found a github first thing so they can develop collaboratively on the cloud rather then doing way too much unnecessary work themselves on their own workstation.

Which open source code repository service do you like the most shabbypenguin, the obvious choices look like google code and sourceforge, but I know there are a lot. I wouldn't really be too thrilled about having to run it off my webserver when there are all those companies/services more then willing to offer their bandwidth instead plus they have a lot more then simple source code management with the wikis and comment boards and website etc.

How do you think motodev would react to someone trying to use them as a repository for custom kernels and roms ;)

Anyways getting all that source code from Motorola is a pain in the ass so if anyone wants to take a crack at investigating some of the issues folks are having getting custom environments to run various phone features (like 4g, domestic GSM tower access, HDMI and USB stuff) I bz2 together all the source code both for the domestic photon 4g and the international counterpart: the photon KDDI *

*I know ITT there has been a lot of talk about looking to the drivers for international versions of the phone to see how unlocked GSM is there as it would be intended primarily for GSM use. KDDI appears to be who Motorola contracted to handle the international release of this device and the source code for this phone is the photon-KDDI bz2 file. I'm thinking about just trying to see how swappable the GSM radio code from the KDDI actually is with the photon 4g code first before any other tweaking of the code since sadly I forsee getting ahold of a t-mobile or at&t sim card to be a much easier task then finding the 4g access in Phoenix, if it isn't a myth altogether. I'm yet to get 4g coverage, or see anyone else get it definitively.

And The files are up on my webhost now as well as the google docs share, but please try to get them from the google docs share first to preserve my bandwidth, although I don't imagine there will be too many downloads that it will be much of an issue at all if the webhost is giving significant speed gains. Don't forget to put https in front of the google docs link and http in front of my domain's links.

(If you are in the phoenix area and have gotten it, a screenshot of maps open to your location with 4g icon displaying properly in the status bar would actually be proof enough for me to be willing to drive around aimlessly looking for where the 4g zones are here)
[Motorola Photon 4G] shabbypenguin:
myself and joker use github for our kernels
[Motorola Photon 4G] thundercles:
I was asking who hosts your github repo
[Motorola Photon 4G] jokersax11:
G I T H U B
[Motorola Photon 4G] lucidvtec:
I live in chandler...u can get 4g at the mall up to elliot on the 101...

Its not fast thou..but i havr been able to connect quite a few times
[Motorola Photon 4G] thundercles:
Lmao I just remembered that site exists, Sorry was running on no sleep. Thank you for your suggestions even though it required a bit of redundancy. Thread closed because all questions answered and I have a postcount high enough to share ideas about this stuff on development sub forum. See y'all in irc.
[Motorola Photon 4G] thundercles:
Lucid lvtec I just saw your post right before o was gonna try and close this thread. The downtown Chandler area seems to be the only confirmed 4g area that connects to the sprint network. About a year ago I could have sworn some epics I was working on in the sunnyslope /moon valley area could get 4g but I wasn't paying that close attention (didn't realize what a miraculous thing getting sprint wimax was until long after this event) I wouldn't be surprised because those big diamond shaped antennas on people's roofs that all point at south mountain are wimax directional antennas and I think the same company that provides sprint wimax coverage here is operating as the ISP for those households, along with anyone in the area who would rather get broadband at home through wireless and can somehow achieve direct line of sight with those blinking red lights on s mountain.

Those diamond antennas point at the mountain between sunnyslope and moon valley if I remember correctly and the apartment that seemed to be geting 4g coverage is within a couple miles of the towers on top of that mountain so besides downtown Chandler the south side and moon valley are probably most likely places to get wimax coverage because of towers built on top of the nearby mountains to maximize line of sight range.

I live pretty close to Chandler facsion center, directly north in fact on Broadway so one of these days when I feel like locking the bootloader back up and driving all around I will check the 4 g connectivity there first.

We outta start marking in maps app anywhere we pick up 4g service and combine the maps into one realistic 4g coverage map for Phoenix since I dont think sprint will ever officially deploy the wimax 4g here. They certainly aren't if they are to meet their deadlines in LTE deployment they seem to be making for themselves now.
[Motorola Photon 4G] Lokifish Marz:
Will DL,mirror and credit you in the mopho compendium. Thank you. This also has me wondering if I can sit through the 300+ files needed to pull webtop.
[Motorola Photon 4G] thundercles:
Yeah the android source is so frigging gigantic otherwise I'd put the tree assembled. Github or St or any of those is better for that.

When I have a min to reach way back inthe old noggin and remember exactly how to construct patch files ill put these in like this so they wiki just dissjminate properly into the code tree in one command. Also thinking about writing shell script or two toe automate setting the environment settings and initializing the compiling .

I've been putting my attention into unlocking that GSM modem, I was hoping that israli dude who was having the apn issues would get back to me so I could have him try a couple things on the kddi photon and see if I'm on the right track with wanting to patch the photon 4g source with code from kddi
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] z0_:
Since new users can't post to the development forum, I am posting here the APK I built to root the Transformer Prime without using ADB or a PC. The source code is also included. This work is an unofficial extension of the work done by jcase (Justin Case).

Instructions:

1. Install APK on to your tablet

2. Open the NachorootPrime application. It should say that stage 1 is done and to reboot the tablet. Power off and then power on the tablet.

2. Open the NachorootPrime application again, and this time it should say that stage 2 is done and to reboot. Power cycle.

3. Open the NachorootPrime application for the last time, it will be blank for a few seconds, then automatically power cycle. Su is now installed in /system/bin/su.

4. Install the Superuser application from the Marketplace. You can uninstall the NachorootPrime application.

If you run the NachorootPrime application after the third time, it should tell you that your tablet is already rooted.

I am publishing the source code since the exploit is not very complicated, and if ASUS cared they could easily figure it out. Information wants to be free.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
thanks..this is needed for people with no PC access or don't feel like booting up PC and connecting prime to it. will await to see someone test this and confirm it works.

Also F.Y.I I think the mods will **** this thread down quick. just based on rules of forum. you have to credit originator of Nachoroot, Jcase. even before that though. u were supposed to ask for his permission roms use his exploit. someone else tried to do something similar without following xda or developers rules and it was shut down quick. just trying to give you heads up. I already saved the apk though :D. now waiting for a guinea pig to test and confirm this works without problems.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] biggem001:
contact jcase before you put this apk man. you need his approval for using any of his code in the forums

good to see the developing started! :)

****. remove the source at least. we dont want asus finding that and fixing the root
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] z0_:
Just to be clear, I did not use any code provided by jcase. The code does use the technique discovered by jcase, and I credit him for such in my first post.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Haro912:
So this isn't Nachoroot then? Thin line if I say so myself. If it isn't his code then this isn't Nachoroot and shouldn't be displayed as such. Even if you are using only his exploit you should talk to him before you put the exploit up in the forums. I would pull the apk until you talk to him. Just my $.02
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jcase:
Good job at reversing the stuff I was trying not to publicly out until after the ICS OTA, then publicly publish without any kind of protection.

I was going to open source it after the OTA.

I really appreciate it man </sarcasm>
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] jcase:
At the very least you could of asked before posting it, so I could of

A) made a bin just for you to post

and

B) explain why i didnt post it as a shell script just yet